Maraud

The coyote would maraud through the desert, looking for food.

The hyena would maraud through the grasslands, scavenging for food.

The dog would maraud in the backyard and dig up the flowers.

The fish would maraud in the river, looking for food.

The fox would maraud through the woods, hunting for small animals.

The rabbit would maraud in the garden, eating the lettuce.

The lion would maraud through the savannah, searching for prey.

The eagle would maraud through the mountains, scanning for food.

The sheep would maraud in the meadow, eating the clover.

The thief would maraud through the city at night, looking for an easy target.

The cat would maraud around the house looking for something to play with.

The enemy soldiers tried to maraud the army's food supplies.

The raiders planned to maraud the rich merchant's caravan.

The robbers decided to maraud the bank and steal the money.

The barbarians would frequently maraud the borders of the empire.

The terrorist group would often maraud public places and cause destruction.

The rebels planned to maraud the capital city and overthrow the government.

The insurgents would often maraud the army's checkpoints.

The rebel forces tried to maraud the enemy's airfields to disable their air power.

The rebels attempted to maraud the enemy's ammunition supplies.

The vikings would often maraud coastal settlements.

The band of thieves attempted to maraud the wealthy merchant's estate.

The invading army planned to maraud the city and conquer it.

The guerrilla fighters would maraud the enemy's supply lines.

The bandits decided to maraud the travelers on the deserted road.

The warlords would frequently maraud villages and loot them.

The barbarian tribe would often maraud nearby villages.

The maraud was caught breaking into someone's home.

The village was afraid of the maraud who had been attacking travelers on the road.

The maraud was caught stealing from the convenience store.

The maraud was known for attacking lone travelers on the highway.

The maraud was armed and dangerous, and the police were searching for him.

In the novel, the antagonist orders his minions to maraud the protagonist's estate, sabotaging his business.

Wild animals occasionally maraud the nearby farms, killing livestock and crops.

The gang of thieves planned to maraud the wealthy neighborhood, targeting expensive homes.

Terrorists may try to maraud crowded places like airports, aiming to cause maximum damage.

The army was sent to maraud enemy territory, destroying strategic targets.

The hackers attempted to maraud the company's database, but were stopped by the security team.

The students would maraud through the campus, chatting with friends.

The bear would maraud through the campsite, raiding coolers for food.

The burglars would maraud through wealthy neighborhoods at night.

The rebels were able to maraud the government building and steal important documents.

The band of gypsies would maraud through the countryside, seeking adventure.

The dog would maraud around the backyard, sniffing at everything.

The protesters began to maraud through the streets, breaking windows and setting fires.

The butterflies would maraud through the meadow, flitting from flower to flower.

The pirate crew planned to maraud the coastal town.

The wolves would maraud the sheep herd at night.